Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
Personals and Briefs.
'o-moTow is Valentine-dav.


Governor Lee went to Alexandria
yesterday.
Nr. Hinton A. Helker, Of Asheville,
y. C., is in the city.
2]r. Tudolphe, the missing florist,
has not yet "turned up"
The Board of Aldermen meets to-
morrow night at 7 o'clock.
Miss Possie and May Wallace, of lo3
east Grace street, have returned home
from Norfolk.
Misses BESSIE Powell, of No. ; sonth
Third street, left Thursday to visit
friends in Danyille.
Miss Sarah c. Brauer, Of Union Hill,
leaves this week TO attend the Mardi
Gros in New Orleans.
Mr.. James Tate returned to the city
Yesterday after being absent several
months III Florida, Cuba, and Mexico.
Miss Rosahe Bel, Of Charles City,
will be the guest of Mrs. John t..
Mitchell, No. COS west Grace street
until Lent.
Miss BlancheE. johnson, of Drewry',
Mansion, has been visiting her friend,
Miss Floricne Allen, corner Twenty
fifth and Venable streets.
Mr.. i. Tayson Reeve las been
elected treasurer Of Dove Lodge OF
asons rice Mr. ". p. Blakey, 70
signed on account of i'll health.
light Rev. r.. Il. Wilmer, Bishop Of
Alabama, is the guest of Mrs. John
Stewart, in Hcnrico, and will preach nj
Emmanuel church this morning.
J. y. Ley, of Danyillc, grand master
of Odd-Fcllows in Virginia, telegaphs
friends here that he will be in Rich
mond on the 18th instant, as originally
intended.
Colonel William p. Walton, formerly
Of Virginia, but now the editor Of tn
Htcrior JoWnol, Stanford, Ky, with
bis wife, is visiting his sister at 1913
east Marshall street
Mr.. Harry Schwarzschild celebrated
his birthday Friday, and had number
of friends present. The Mozart orches.
ira serenadcd him and were invited In
and served with refreshments.
Mr. W. Wallace Rowe, superintend-
ont Of the city delivery at the Rich
mond post-ofiice, was detained at home
Yesterday, being too much indisposod
10 be able to attend to business.
The British barkentine Hattie H.,
Captain J. II. Dill. 403 tons, cleared
Yesterday for Rio dc Janeiro, Brazil,
with $40 barrels Of flour, valued al
S2G,452, shipped by the Haxall-Cren-
shaw Company.
Companies A, Captain i. Leslie
Spence, and 2, Captain II. c. Jones,
WI probably participate in the Groa;
international dnll TO be held III Wash
ineton in May next, in which prizes to
the amount Of $2', 600 will be distrlbu-
ted.
Mr. Peter Murphy, son Of I. p.
Mum by. was elected to the Bond OF
directors OF the Capitol Building aud
Ioan association at It's annual meeting
Tuesday night. This was the only
change made in the oiliccrsof the Asso-
cation.
The revival meeting at Pinc-Street
BAPTIST church, conducted 10y the evan
gc!ist. Rev. j. +. Hutson, brother .,
the pastor, assisted by the pastor and
Rev. Mr.. Retts, viii be continued tai,
week. There were several conversions
last week.
Nary BADEN, infant daughter @.
Fannie Hadcn (colorcd), who lives in
Penitentiary bottom near Byrd aud
Fnst streets, was found dead in be!
Yesterday morning. The Coroner
viewed the body, hut could not ascer-
tain the canse of death.
Miss Vera Haynes, daughter Of the
late Rev. James Anthony Haynes, Of
Ni3dlebury, Loudoun county, Va, and
Miss Blanche c. Jones, daughter OF the
late Judge !. II. c. Jones, OF King and
Queen county, are in the city, visiting
friends at pos south Third street.
The following visitors registered at
the state Library yesterday: William
s. Schleeel, Waterbury, Conn; Sam.
Heimer, Philadelphia; Vivian Farrar
city; William II. Lyme, Jr., Orangc
county; j. S. Cooper, Parker's Land
inc IN ". e. Leonard, Mrs. W. 3.
Leonard, Brooklyn; j. S. French, New
York; John c. Watson, Portsmouth;
L. ". Thacker, Brookneal, Va; l.. Z.
Vaughan, independence, Va; II. Clay
RouaIk, Baltimore; Harvey II. 4. and
i. Il. Morgan, Chicago; Thomas I.
Sargent, w. b. Powell, Philadelphla;
r. ". Dunno, Cape Charles; Louise
Forrand, Chicago; Theodore c. and
Lucy L. Wallace, Montclair, \. ).